American Airlines Will Re-Establish Flights Between Miami and Caracas From September 3rd
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The U.S. airline will operate two daily frequencies to Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetia following the disruptions of the 24 June earthquakes. The post American Airlines will re-establish flights between Miami and Caracas as of September 3 appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
The American Airlines airline announced that it will have two flights a day. One of them will be in Boeing 737-8 aircraft and the other by its subsidiary Envoy Air, in E175 aircraft. ... Read more The entry American Airlines returns to Maiquetia on September 3 was first published in Diario La Verdad de Vargas.
News to the Day and to the Hour Latest News of today As recovery work progresses at Maiquetía Airport in La Guaira, new international airlines are joining in to start operating at the country's most important air terminal after the earthquakes of June 24. The US airline, American Airlines, reported this Friday that from September 3rd they will resume the non-stop air service between Miami and Caracas. The company specified that they will give m…
American Airlines plans to resume the non-stop service between Miami and Caracas as of 3 September, subject to the reopening of the Venezuelan airport following the earthquakes recorded in June. The US company had temporarily suspended the operation between the two cities after the closure of Maiquetia International Airport, following the devastating earthquakes [...]
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